A tarot card of the day can be used as a prompt for your own writing. You do not need to treat the selected card as a forecast or as an instruction about what must happen.
Looking at the details
Begin by noting the deck and card name. Describe three details you can actually see before looking up an interpretation. A doorway, a landscape or a figure facing away may lead to different questions for different people.
Trying a reflective approach
Choose one open question, such as what deserves my attention today. Write a short response based on your present circumstances. Keep the card description separate from assumptions about another person.
Keeping the interpretation open
At the end of the day, you can revisit your note without trying to make events fit the card. You are free to find the prompt unhelpful, leave it unanswered or choose a different way to reflect.
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